Mark Weather Forecast, South Ayrshire KA26 0

Today 20 Jan Strathclyde

Rather cloudy start with patchy rain, sleet and snow. However brighter conditions, with good spells of sunshine, across northern Argyll spread to all parts this morning. Later this afternoon, cloud increases from the south bringing outbreaks of sleet and snow. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Tonight 20 Jan Strathclyde

Some early clear spells across Argyll but generally a cloudy evening and night with outbreaks of sleet, snow and coastal rain. This turning heavier with moderate snowfalls in places especially over Eastern Lanarkshire. Minimum Temperature 0C.

Thu 21 Jan Strathclyde

Early sleet and snow soon clearing south then a brighter day with a mix of sunny intervals and wintry showers, more frequent over Argyll. Fresh to strong northwest winds. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Fri 22 Jan Strathclyde

Cold with sunny or clear spells and wintry showers, falling as snow away from coasts, through Friday and the weekend. Occasionally strong northwesterly winds Friday morning easing. Widespread overnight frosts.

Sat 23 Jan Strathclyde

Cold with sunny or clear spells and wintry showers, falling as snow away from coasts, through Friday and the weekend. Occasionally strong northwesterly winds Friday morning easing. Widespread overnight frosts.

Sun 24 Jan Strathclyde

Cold with sunny or clear spells and wintry showers, falling as snow away from coasts, through Friday and the weekend. Occasionally strong northwesterly winds Friday morning easing. Widespread overnight frosts.

Mon 25 Jan Strathclyde

At the start of this period it will remain unsettled with north-westerly winds probable, bringing frequent showers and outbreaks of rain, particularly to the north and west. This will likely fall as snow over high ground and may at times to lower levels too. Windy, especially in the north. Further into this period unsettled conditions look most likely with low pressure dominant across the UK, bringing changeable weather with periods of rain, showers, and strong winds. Northerly winds are expected at times, increasing the risk of snowfall especially in the north but may also bring wintry hazards further south. In the south, milder interludes may occur bringing at or above average temperatures. Overall temperatures are likely to be rather cold in the north but close to average in the south.

Tue 26 Jan Strathclyde

At the start of this period it will remain unsettled with north-westerly winds probable, bringing frequent showers and outbreaks of rain, particularly to the north and west. This will likely fall as snow over high ground and may at times to lower levels too. Windy, especially in the north. Further into this period unsettled conditions look most likely with low pressure dominant across the UK, bringing changeable weather with periods of rain, showers, and strong winds. Northerly winds are expected at times, increasing the risk of snowfall especially in the north but may also bring wintry hazards further south. In the south, milder interludes may occur bringing at or above average temperatures. Overall temperatures are likely to be rather cold in the north but close to average in the south.

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Lowest 9 January, 2021

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Highest 11 January, 2021

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Average December

Highest 18 December, 2020

Lowest 9 January, 2021

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